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I love her in Stranger Things so when I found out a lot of people hate her I was confused and still am. Why is she so hated?
In this article (https://amp.popbuzz.com/celeb/millie-bobby-brown-hate-social-media-bullying/) she says she doesn’t even know why she’s hated
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I love Stranger Things, and I think she, like all of the cast, does a fantastic job. I've watched some of her interviews and she seems nice and friendly, just like the other cast members. I understand she's had issues with being bullied and apparently her parents take advantage of her? But that only make's me feel bad for her, not hate her... So if someone could explain this to me cause I'm most certainly out of the loop on this one, that or the few threads and articles I've seen criticizing MBB are actually just a loud minority.
There are reddit threads about how people ‘hate’ her, and there are YT videos, even articles talking about how she wasa turned into an ‘anti-gay’ meme, though I very much assume that last is an extreme. But it all seems very extreme to me, to be honest. I mean she’s a 15 year old kid...
Thank you in advance!
Edit: if you want to post a comment it needs to be in the form of "anwser:" or "question:" otherwise it won't show up on the thread, I've been seeing a lot of notifications but not the comments. Also thanks again for all the answers and discussions!
Memes! A way of describing cultural information being shared. An element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.
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